
Elizabeth A. Garry

My Mission Statement
Financial Strategies For Life
As a seasoned investment professional, I bring a lifetime of experience to you and your family. From retirement planning and cash management solutions to business succession and charitable giving strategies, I cover the full spectrum of customized solutions for individuals, families and business owners. I blend all the elements important to you into an integrated plan designed to build and preserve your wealth across generations.
What Sets Me Apart:
With significant investment and industry experience, I offer a combination of education, knowledge and skills that is rare in one team of financial advisors. What's more, this level of experience enables me to serve as your single point of contact for almost all your financial needs.
I put our extensive technical and analytical strengths to work, researching, evaluating and recommending appropriate strategies that address your particular needs. I also work closely with your legal, insurance and tax advisors to help ensure you have an efficient, coordinated wealth management strategy.
Getting Started:
My customized approach begins with gaining a thorough knowledge of you, as well as your vision for the future. I believe wealth management should be a consultative, disciplined process that balances your values, concerns and goals with careful analysis of the markets and the opportunities they present.
I am proud of the services and resources I offer my clients and welcome the opportunity to deliver this same level of excellence to you and your family.
About Elizabeth
After graduating from Pace University, Lubin School of Business, Elizabeth spent ten and half years moving up the ranks at Jefferies & Company, an institutional research trading firm, to ultimately become their first women Institutional Trader to trade her own book of business for the NADSDAQ Trading desk. After taking time off to raise her family, Elizabeth returned back to the workforce in the Financial Advisor role at Morgan Stanley. As a partner in the Flynn Garry Group at Morgan Stanley, she assists clients with their financial planning and wealth management strategies. She has a strong passion for servicing and cultivating strong relationships with each of her clients. She holds her Series 7 and 66 Licenses.
Elizabeth resides in Holmdel New Jersey with her husband Patrick and two children, Gulianna and Patrick. Elizabeth enjoys being active in both her community and church. She spends much of her time attending her children's activities and is involved in Fulfill of Monmouth County, who works to end hunger in the community Elizabeth is a founding member of the Women's Networking Group, Women on Wednesdays. She considers her most valuable asset to be her family.
Named to the 2025 Forbes Best-In-State Wealth Management Teams Ranking Source: Forbes (Awarded Jan 2025) Data compiled by SHOOK Research LLC based for the period 3/31/23–3/31/24. Awards Disclosures
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OUR VALUED CLIENTS
• Business owners and entrepreneurs
• Individuals experiencing a significant life event, such as a divorce, loss of a spouse or a large inheritance
• Pre-retirees striving to preserve and grow their wealth
• Retired professionals in need of secure retirement income
• Foundations and religious endowments
• 401(k) Plan Sponsors
• Referrals from existing clients and local attorneys
I am here to help you make informed decisions on almost any financial issue you face.
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